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{{group|progenitor=Binucleus Pyamus|image=Binucleus Pyramus.jpg|taxon=Pyamopsida|generation=15}}{{RandomExtant|Pyamopsida|a pyamus}}[[Image:Line_Pyramus.PNG|thumb|The Pyamus line.]] |
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==Diet & Energy== |
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Pyamus in general absorb the bits of debris and dead material that fall to the ocean floor, but some have become chemivores, metabolizing methane or sulfur. |
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==Evolution== |
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The shape of the pyamus is to survive the pressure at the bottom of the ocean. |
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[[Image:Binucleus Pyramus.jpg|thumb|right|The [[Binucleus Pyamus]] was the first pyamus]] |
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==Locomotion== |
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Pyamus are immobile. |
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==Reproduction== |
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Pyamus, for the most part, reproduce asexually with spores. One species was able to do it sexually, the [[Seep Pyamus|seep pyamus]]. |
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==Size== |
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Pyamus range in size from usually under a meter uo to, in one case, 30 meters tall. |
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[[Image:Giant_Pyavent.png|thumb|right|The [[Giant Pyavent]] is the largest pyamus, at 30 meters tall.]] |
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Anatomy
Behavior
Breathing and Blood
Diet & Energy
Pyamus in general absorb the bits of debris and dead material that fall to the ocean floor, but some have become chemivores, metabolizing methane or sulfur.
Evolution
The shape of the pyamus is to survive the pressure at the bottom of the ocean.
Locomotion
Pyamus are immobile.
Reproduction
Pyamus, for the most part, reproduce asexually with spores. One species was able to do it sexually, the seep pyamus.
Senses
Size
Pyamus range in size from usually under a meter uo to, in one case, 30 meters tall.
